Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-19


and his business increases.
Mrs. Mary A Livermore viii give
her popular lecture. Concerning
at the Cong. church.
Thursday eve. sept 22d. Every
Benedict should hear her.
Fred ;. Nye & Co. seem 70 be do
ing a good and increasing business
for the Jackson Corset Co They
are obliged 10 move TO larger quar-
tiers. and are in the ellis building.
The Harrington Concert Co. have
q class OF shout 20 pupils in singing
here. and are giving s course OF
schools They assisted in a praise
meeting at Cong. church last even
ing
Danl Skinner and wife and Mrs.
Almira Joslyn start for the West on
Thursday Mr.. skinner takes in the
Grand Army reunion. visits friends
in different localities. and returns
later. Mrs. J. has children in Mis-
SCUM.
Sheriff Parker was telegraphed
from Mass. 70 arrest = runaway oou-
pie. the boy 20. and the girl u wears
Of age. They left the cars here. and
went 70 Coventry Gore. Mr. Parker
found them. and the girl was taken
home by brother Saturday night.
Dr. Nerrleton. dentist from 81.
Johnsburv. viii be a the Valley
House. Wednesday Thursday and
Friday Of this week 70 do work in hiS
line. Teeth extracted by 5 new meth
Oh without pain. and first class work
guaranteed IN every particular
Teeth inserted without removing old
roots and warranted 70 give entire
satisfaction. Come early. remember
the dates. and keep your appoint
ments.
The lecture on the civil war. given
By c y Thomas. was one OF the
hest appreciated lectures ever given
in this place. Mr.. Thomas i pleas
AM speaker. and Is thoroughly in
formed on his subject; his render
ings OF ..>heridan's Ride. and
.-StonewaH JackSon's Way" were
above criticism. His stereopcical
illustrations assist the hearer and
bring the scenes wildly before him
Thanks 70 the Post for providing 50
excellent an entertainment. Mr..
Thomas ! q Glover this evening
AIb$tHN--
Mortimer Moore i better
Vim. Chamberlin has sold his farm
% Pat kllgalan.
4. B Sargent has q potato which
i - inches IN circumference.
4 Mr. Labounty from Lowell has
moved % the Jenness place
ROYAL Miles had an apoplecric
shock some weeks ago. but ! getting
better
Geo. Bill Is home from Ogdens-
burgh. \. y. Henry Darling from
Colorado.
Hon D. H Thing Of Maine. dep
urv lecturer Of the National Grange.
P. Of H. viii give lecture il VII
laEe hall. West Albany. on Thursday
eve Sept. 29th 81 seven O'Clock. 10
which 81 are invited
BroNNnin&Ion-
Matte Trip Is teaching in the )
Berry district
Mrs. Wm. Colley died last Thurs
daE. after a brief Illness
Charlie Wiley. son Of \. ". VII
lev. recently broke his arm
Mrs.. Wilcox ! afflicted with : par
alvtic trouble which badly affects her
eyesighr-
Austin and Richard Jenness and
families from Mass are visiting a
John Trips.
Reform Club next Friday evening
Ladies Aid with Mrs. ;. ;. Bartlett,
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Carry eiibles-
Evan-V1IIe-
J. v. Brown and son have CON-
pleted the repairs on their store
VIII King has taken the job 70
manufacture the stone II Pixies whet-
stone mill for one year. He viii
move into the house vacated By Geo
Brown.
Metric. wife OF Erwin Il. Alexander.
died On ednesday last. She was
an amiable Christian and had many
friends. The bereaved husband and
other relatives have the sympathy Of
the community
ovenrN-
Rev and Mrs Bacon have gone 20
Sh0reham 70 visit their children.
On account Of sickness in the fam
LIZ. your correspondent forgot 70
mention the death Of Mr. Amos
Cleveland last week. He died sept
7th, very suddenly He was one Of
the oldest residents IL town. q broth
g Of the late Judge Cleveland He
was about - years Of age, and leaves
q son and daughter % mourn his loss
Our people are indignant On &C
count Of the arrest Of the Niles and
Smith BOYS, g. reported in the e.
press. The boys are respectable. ex-
empIarv Young men, and had no